low-fidelity model
[/loʊ fɪˈdelɪti ˈmɑːdəl/]
nounpl: low-fidelity models
modelo de baixa fidelidade
1. A simplified, preliminary prototype or representation of a product, service, or system that captures basic functionality and user interaction flows without detailed visual design or technical specifications
The design team created a low-fidelity model using wireframes and paper sketches to test the app's navigation structure.
A equipe de design criou um modelo de baixa fidelidade usando wireframes e esboços em papel para testar a estrutura de navegação do aplicativo.
2. An early-stage prototype used in user research and product development to validate concepts before investing in high-fidelity design
We presented a low-fidelity model to stakeholders to gather feedback before moving to the detailed design phase.
Apresentamos um modelo de baixa fidelidade aos stakeholders para coletar feedback antes de passar para a fase de design detalhado.
This term is essential in contemporary design and startup culture in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazilian tech hubs like São Paulo, the concept is widely adopted in agile and lean methodologies. The use of low-fidelity models reflects a modern approach to product development that prioritizes rapid iteration and user feedback over perfection, aligning with both North American Silicon Valley practices and emerging Brazilian startup ecosystems.
Related Idioms & Phrases
fail fast with a low-fidelity model
test and iterate with low-fidelity prototypes
start with a low-fidelity approach
Look up more words on Fala2Me
The free English-Portuguese dictionary with real Brazilian accents, NYC slang, conjugator and more
Open Fala2Me →